I have been searching and searching for the better part of 12 hours now on the kubuntu forums for a solution to my problem, and several fixes and a complete re-installation later I'm not getting anywhere.
I'm brand new (ie. just started last night) to the Linux world, and installed kubuntu 9.04 along side Windows 7 as my first distro ever on an ASUS M50Vm notebook. I have an Atheros928xx wireless adapter.
Now to the problem..
On my initial boot, I can connect to my D-Link DG-4500 Wireless N router without a problem. I can load Konquer and browse the web for maybe 2 to 3 minutes. After that, my connection ceases to work, I can't ping any address internally (ie. my router's IP) or externally (ie. Google.com). I can - sometimes - disconnect and reconnect and fix the problem for several seconds before my connection drops again.
I've tried browsing through the router but there are no applicable settings that would drop my connection inexplicably, and being that I'm new to the Linux environment I don't even have a whim as to where to begin to fix this problem. If I've left out any crucial information, please let me know, as I'm not familiar with the Linux operating system or the associated commands.
I'm not sure of the relevance, but whenever I load into my Windows distro I have to re-enable wireless capabilities every single time.
[EDIT] The connection to the router is persistent in the system tray inside kubuntu, however I am continually asked for the password as it tries to re-establish the connection. I am sitting less than a foot from the router and do not have any Cat5e available to me at this time to directly connect to the device.
I'm brand new (ie. just started last night) to the Linux world, and installed kubuntu 9.04 along side Windows 7 as my first distro ever on an ASUS M50Vm notebook. I have an Atheros928xx wireless adapter.
Now to the problem..
On my initial boot, I can connect to my D-Link DG-4500 Wireless N router without a problem. I can load Konquer and browse the web for maybe 2 to 3 minutes. After that, my connection ceases to work, I can't ping any address internally (ie. my router's IP) or externally (ie. Google.com). I can - sometimes - disconnect and reconnect and fix the problem for several seconds before my connection drops again.
I've tried browsing through the router but there are no applicable settings that would drop my connection inexplicably, and being that I'm new to the Linux environment I don't even have a whim as to where to begin to fix this problem. If I've left out any crucial information, please let me know, as I'm not familiar with the Linux operating system or the associated commands.
I'm not sure of the relevance, but whenever I load into my Windows distro I have to re-enable wireless capabilities every single time.
[EDIT] The connection to the router is persistent in the system tray inside kubuntu, however I am continually asked for the password as it tries to re-establish the connection. I am sitting less than a foot from the router and do not have any Cat5e available to me at this time to directly connect to the device.
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